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Definition of ficus in English: ficusnoun ˈfʌɪkəsˈfiːkəsˈfaɪkəs A tree, shrub, or climber of a large genus that includes the figs and the rubber plant, growing in tropical and warm climates. Genus Ficus, family Moraceae Example sentencesExamples - Aloe vera, chrysanthemums, ferns, ficus, philodendron, pothos, and spider plants are considered particularly good air filters, drawing pollutants out of the air and replacing them with fresh oxygen.
- Common houseplants like chrysanthemums and ferns add oxygen and filter out harmful particles, while aloe vera, philodendron, pothos, spider plants, and ficus reduce toxic chemicals like formaldehyde.
- Later Ivo found in a botanical encyclopedia that another name of the ficus was ‘the plant-killer’, because wild ficuses, growing around a tree, are able to take all of its soil energy and finally kill it.
- Tropical bonsai, such as serissa, ficus, or bougainvillea can not adapt to freezing temperature and must be protected against frost.
- The philodendrons, the ficus, and the Swedish ivy in their terra-cotta planters had wilted.
- At least now my ficus is looking very handsome in his glazed ceramic pot, and with a bit of rearranging all my books are on shelves, somehow.
- Later that night while I was watering the ficus, Mic finally phoned.
- I think it's safe for the ficus to be in your bedroom or any room in the house.
- For the less adventurous, there is a selection of low-maintenance houseplants such as ficus and pothos.
- For true plant aficionados, grow a small tree, such as a ficus, on your deck.
- Consider reworking the roots and continuing to grow the ficus in pots.
- ALL my trees including my three foot tall tropical ficus are in either Japanese brown mud pots or Chinese red clay.
- For instance, in the International Airport area, trees such as neem, tamarind, casuarina and ficus, which absorb sound extremely well, are recommended.
- Once there's new growth, prune to shape the ficus.
- ‘The dried flowers were my fault; I couldn't help it,’ she says as the camera shows a ficus on her car's roof.
- And I don't mean a ficus in a pot by someone's swimming pool.
- Marnie crouches behind a potted ficus in the corner.
- The ficus would thrive during the warm months on the patio in filtered morning sun, but I suspect summer afternoon sun would be too intense.
- The ficus we grow indoors are members of the fig family and capable of fruiting.
- Your father can't see us beyond those firs, where the canal slows to a standstill into a pool of grace: that would be the end of illusion, of pretense, the fire-retardant curtains opening to reveal the patio and its ficus.
Origin Mid 19th century: from Latin, 'fig, fig tree'. Definition of ficus in US English: ficusnounˈfīkəsˈfaɪkəs A tree, shrub, or climbing plant of a large genus that includes the figs and the rubber plant. They grow in tropical and warm climates, and several species are of commercial importance. Genus Ficus, family Moraceae Example sentencesExamples - ‘The dried flowers were my fault; I couldn't help it,’ she says as the camera shows a ficus on her car's roof.
- For true plant aficionados, grow a small tree, such as a ficus, on your deck.
- Once there's new growth, prune to shape the ficus.
- The philodendrons, the ficus, and the Swedish ivy in their terra-cotta planters had wilted.
- For instance, in the International Airport area, trees such as neem, tamarind, casuarina and ficus, which absorb sound extremely well, are recommended.
- The ficus we grow indoors are members of the fig family and capable of fruiting.
- Marnie crouches behind a potted ficus in the corner.
- Your father can't see us beyond those firs, where the canal slows to a standstill into a pool of grace: that would be the end of illusion, of pretense, the fire-retardant curtains opening to reveal the patio and its ficus.
- Later that night while I was watering the ficus, Mic finally phoned.
- Later Ivo found in a botanical encyclopedia that another name of the ficus was ‘the plant-killer’, because wild ficuses, growing around a tree, are able to take all of its soil energy and finally kill it.
- The ficus would thrive during the warm months on the patio in filtered morning sun, but I suspect summer afternoon sun would be too intense.
- Aloe vera, chrysanthemums, ferns, ficus, philodendron, pothos, and spider plants are considered particularly good air filters, drawing pollutants out of the air and replacing them with fresh oxygen.
- For the less adventurous, there is a selection of low-maintenance houseplants such as ficus and pothos.
- Consider reworking the roots and continuing to grow the ficus in pots.
- I think it's safe for the ficus to be in your bedroom or any room in the house.
- Common houseplants like chrysanthemums and ferns add oxygen and filter out harmful particles, while aloe vera, philodendron, pothos, spider plants, and ficus reduce toxic chemicals like formaldehyde.
- ALL my trees including my three foot tall tropical ficus are in either Japanese brown mud pots or Chinese red clay.
- At least now my ficus is looking very handsome in his glazed ceramic pot, and with a bit of rearranging all my books are on shelves, somehow.
- And I don't mean a ficus in a pot by someone's swimming pool.
- Tropical bonsai, such as serissa, ficus, or bougainvillea can not adapt to freezing temperature and must be protected against frost.
Origin Mid 19th century: from Latin, ‘fig, fig tree’. |